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GuppieGrouper
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Retiring Storm Names
      Thu Sep 22 2005 08:52 PM

I imagine that after the 2005 season, the the NHC is going to have to change the criteria for retiring names or they will run out of names for Canes. I imagine they will need to start retiring names of storms who never make it past tropical storm strength. If the prediction for the next 20 years is for more major storms, we will run out of names to retire.

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